Is this "imperativo" or "riflessivo"? I am confused as it has the reflexive pronoun.
I had a look on books and net but cannot find a definite answer.
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Sign up to join this communityIs this "imperativo" or "riflessivo"? I am confused as it has the reflexive pronoun.
I had a look on books and net but cannot find a definite answer.
Ciao e grazie!
The verb is “arrabbiarsi”, in reflexive form. The mood is imperative. When the imperative (second person singular) is used in a negative sentence, the infinitive must replace the normal inflected form: non fare agli altri… versus fa’ agli altri….